WebRipper might be the best tool to use if you need to take pictures or media files from the web and save them to your own PC. The program is totally free and offers several filter options to allow you to control where, when and how the files are downloaded.
The downside is that [...]

Figuring out how to stretch my desktop wallpaper from one monitor all the way across to the next was one of those tasks I felt stupider about after words, because it is so simple. The secret to it all is to find a really long and large wallpaper and then set it to “tile” [...]

Looks like the DreamHost people fell asleep yet again at the wheel. What they describe as a “teensy eensy weensy little billing error” turned out to be $400 to $9,000 in overcharging their customers. Feedback is coming in quickly with the story being posted all over the ‘net.
Usually finding themselves being bullied by DreamHost [...]

We are coming in on the home stretch as far as my must read RSS and web site suggestion list goes. I am sure this will all get linked together once it has all been written, but till then check out some of these favorite resources of mine.
Life of an Internet Entrepreneur – Pinny [...]

Well, mine is. Working with an empty desktop can make managing your work a lot easier. For me, all the folders and paths I need are right inside of the start menu. From there I can get to my documents, music, photos and more.

With a clean desktop I have more room to [...]

A partner in the Pleth Networks high end web hosting and development company, Cotton Rohrscheib is more than just your interesting hosting personality.
He has his hand in a number of different cookie jars including Powersite, Pleth Networks and his own personal blog the Cotton Club.
I was lucky enough to get a few free moments of [...]

Supporting up to 100 MB of file hosting, TinyLoad.com looks to be your go to place when it comes to starting that free file upload.
The interface is simple. Go to the web site, browse for your file, then upload. The magic here is that it is uploading your one file to four of [...]

Re-designed my archives for Mitchelaneous today…

This was all done with the help of the WordPress category tags and the Smart Archives plugin. Didn’t really realize it till today, but I have posts going all the way back to 2004. So if you want an easier way to browse my site – headline by [...]

Kayla Fleming, the Vice President over at Surpass Hosting is one of those people who I had always read or watched (no wait, that makes me sound like a stalker doesn’t it?) but never introduced myself to till a few days ago. I needed an interesting personality to talk with and she seemed to [...]

Decided to hook my old monitor up next to my new one, since my new PC can handle both. At first it was a little odd but I do have to say I feel more productive at least.

It makes it much easier to check e-mail, browse the Web and work on an article [...]